Donald Glover is just brilliant at whatever he does. From his music career to Community to being the best thing about Solo: A Star Wars Story, even though we've not actually seen it yet.
One his best projects, that he writes and directs as well as stars in, is Atlanta. The hit US show has achieved bundles of critical acclaim, and now it's coming to a UK audience, thanks to BBC Two.
Their official Twitter account confirmed that the comedy-drama will be airing on the channel from Sunday, 13 May.
The keyword here is 'starting', meaning from the beginning. Season one, episode one.
FOX UK began airing the first season here back at the end of 2016, so if you watched it then you'll be glad to know that the channel is airing season two this year.
Glover was recently working on an animated Deadpool before the plug was pulled. He denied that he was too busy to work on the show, and published a script in-character as the Merc with a Mouth, questioning whether the decision was down to racism or the network not thinking the show would sell enough toys.
He will make an appearance on Saturday Night Live this weekend (May 5), ahead of debuting as Lando Calrissian in Solo on May 25. He'll be both hosting and performing on the long-running comedy show.
